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Divide 3 and 1/6 /(-9)

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ra1l [238]3 years ago

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If you would like to divide 3 and 1/6/(-9), you can do it using the following steps:

3 / 1/6/(-9) = 3/1 / 1/6/(-9) = 3/1 * (-9)/1/6 = -27 / 1/6 = -27 * 6 = -162

The result you get is -162.

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